"obscure". My butthole is obscure

I’ve seen about five of these around me and have to fight the urge to honk every time (but the first, which got someone yelling at me for why I honked at them…when they had this bumper sticker…).

What really?

you could sell it for 600$ or more on ebay

Someone please check Terry Gilliam’s passport to see if he has entered a German airport recently!

It's hardly obscure, the movie was a masterpiece!

Vandaleyes

Here is my Miata sized Honda next to a big truck that wanted to show how cool he was by taking up 3 spaces. https://imgur.com/a/HDqq5mK

I have a truck for those things. I also have a small, fuel efficient car for the other 95% of my driving. My truck is 20 years old and has 85k miles. It doesn't make sense to use a truck as a daily unless you haul/tow daily. The gas savings alone has more than paid for my car, not to mention repairs and maintenance costs on a truck are much higher.

Honk honk

This man of culture needs the updated version "Starring Academy Award Winning actor Brendan Fraser"

Where did you find that information?

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I'd like to thank the googly eye rebel in Mainz, Germany for making me laugh. Yes, maybe I'm easily amused, but I'd like to think that's a positive instead of a negative.

Looks very Monty Python

I see TIX3, but not 2 or 1.

Yes and the vast majority of people don't ever use them for those purposes. 75 percent of truck owners only use their truck for towing/hauling something other than grocery's 1 time or less a year.

Love the TIXE light, it adds a certain ambience

People buy trucks to use them knowingly that they will be doing some sort of hauling or off-roading… You will never know when you need a truck until your car can’t fit a dresser or tow a trailer lol.

Light the way this gives me stranger things vibes

Probably has two nuts in it

They do not use those capabilities the vast majority of the time.

I truly believe the truck trend is the single worst thing that has happened in the last twenty years, strictly from a environmental stand point.

I also believe there is no reason for people to spend 450-650 a month on a truck they don't need.

Edit: this is a direct quote from a study done by strategic vision.

"According to Edwards’ data, 75 percent of truck owners use their truck for towing one time a year or less (meaning, never). Nearly 70 percent of truck owners go off-road one time a year or less. And a full 35 percent of truck owners use their truck for hauling"

cap

r/notinteresting

He actually seems real now 🤣